Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-14
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JUDGE BOYD is holding Courtin Mounds
VILE.
THREE marriage licenses were issued yes
terdaY.
THE river marks last evening showed ~
inches and falling.
HERMANN RENNER's will was yester-
day admitted to probate and ordered to be
recorded.
IT is said a new block Of buildings Is to
be erected at the corner of Market and
Seventh streets.
The Reymann Brewing Company ismak-
ing some extensive improvements at their
Manchester plant.
Mr.. T. n. GARvIN has removed his law
Office from his old place Of business to No,
1920 Market street.
THE Citizens Railway Company are
pushing the extension of their tracks on
the South Side with vigor.
THE st. Paul Globe will erect a building
in Minneapolis, similar to the st. Paul
building, to cost $500, 600.
SAMUEL JEPsoN qualified before Clerk
Hook, yesterday, as Notary Public in n
for Ohio county. Bond, $3.50; John y.
Pendleton, surety.
THERE is talk of consolidating the offices
of President, Secretary and Treasurer OF
the Ohio League and electing a man living
in a non-leaguc city.
THE natural gas a little shy in the
Eighth ward yesterday, which was caused
by one of the gas wells being of. The fault
was remedied later.
THE new addition to the Central glass
works is progressing very rapidly. The
new building is about 30x7O feet IN size
and two stories high.
QUITE a number of Wheeling people
went up to Pittsburg to see the champion
ship game between the Detroit n st.
LOUIS clubs, yesterday.
Yesterdays Pittsburg Commercial Ga
zette said that the members OF their base
ball team were greatly chagrined with
their defeat here on Wednesday.
IT is understood that Mr.. Will Mcclure
is the latest candidate for the position o
Secretary of the City Gas Board.
THE South Side Singing Society will give
a select social at their hall, this evening.
Mayer's orchestra will furnish the music,
and a pleasant time is anticipated.
A THREE-YEAR-oLD child OF Daniel
Woods, of Sixteenth street, fell In an open
crate of hot Goals yesterday morning, n
one of its hands was badly buened.
A DESIRE to become proficient in the
manly art of self defense Is spreading
among some of our young men, and 1t is
understood several classes are being formed,
to be instructed by Prof. Hugh Whyte.
THERE will be a very important special
meeting of the Young Mems Democratic
Club at the hall in the Franklin building,
Twelfth street, this evening. Every men,
Der of the organization is earnestly request
ed to be represent.
ATTENTION is called to the quarterly re-
port OF the City Health Officer, printed in
our advertising columns. The total num-
Der of deaths for the three months was
1S3, making a per cent. Of deaths to 1000
of population Of %. 16.
Gus RUST, the man arrested as one Of
the participants in the row in the Garden
saloon, Monday afternoon, was before
! Judge LETTERS yesterday morning, and it
being proven that ne was not in the saloon
that day, he was honorably discharged.
ALLEN MONTGOMERY, the Wellsburg
man arrested by Chief of Police Smith,
charged with highway robbery, was ar
raigned before Justice Phillips yesterday
morning, who committed him to Jail in
default of $500 bail for his appearance at
Court.
THE gentlemen who have secured Franz
helms Hall for the winter, for the purpose
of giving a series of hops during the season,
ha,e had it nicely papered and fitted up,
and to night the opening hop will be given.
/ Kramer will furnish the music and a pleas
ant time is anticipated.
THE river marks from above yesterday
were: MOrgantown, l foot 6 inches and
stationary; Greensboro, 5 feet 6 inches and
stationary; Brownsville, 4 feet 6 inches,
and stationary; Rice's Landing, 3 feet 4
inches and stationary; Lock No. 4, 3 feet
4 inches and stationary; Parker below
gauge; OilCity, 8 inches and rising.
IT IS understood the Pittsburg boys were
so nettled over Wednesdays defeat that
they told Manager Phillips ifhe would allow
them to remain over and play Wheeling
again on Thursday they would pay their
own expenses. They wanted revenge but
Manager Phillips knew what the Wheeling
club was made of and he was dubious, and
refused to let the boys get their revenge.